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Dataset: KU-SEMC
Search Criteria: Russia; Belgorod Oblast; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Kansas Natural History Museum Entomology Division

KU:SEMC
1008834unknown   1959-06-18
Russia, Belgorod Oblast, Borisovka, 50.58934 36.59546
KU:SEMC
1008835unknown   1959-06-18
Russia, Belgorod Oblast, Borisovka, 50.58934 36.59546
KU:SEMC
1008836unknown   1959-06-18
Russia, Belgorod Oblast, Borisovka, 50.58934 36.59546
KU:SEMC
1008837unknown   1959-06-18
Russia, Belgorod Oblast, Borisovka, 50.58934 36.59546
KU:SEMC
Panurginus labiatus (Eversmann, 1852)
1008857unknown   1959-06-18
Russia, Belgorod Oblast, Borisovka, 50.58934 36.59546
KU:SEMC
Halictus compressus (Walckenaer, 1802)
1079357Velitchkovsky, Vladimir   
Russia, Belgorod Oblast, Waluiki, 50.2035 38.1067
KU:SEMC
Halictus maculatus Smith, 1848
1076382Velitchkovsky, Vladimir   
Russia, Belgorod Oblast, Waluiki, 50.2035 38.1067
KU:SEMC
Sphecodes marginatus or miniatus
1117157Velitchkovsky, Vladimir   1891-04-29
Russia, Belgorod Oblast, Waluiki, 50.2035 38.1067
KU:SEMC
Coelioxys emarginata Förster, 1853
1103486Velitchkovsky, Vladimir   1891-00-00
Russia, Belgorod Oblast, Waluiki, 50.2035 38.1067
KU:SEMC
Coelioxys emarginata Förster, 1853
1103487Velitchkovsky, Vladimir   1891-00-00
Russia, Belgorod Oblast, Waluiki, 50.2035 38.1067
KU:SEMC
Anthophora plumipes (Pallas, 1772)
1325549Velitchkovsky, Vladimir   1897-04-00
Russia, Belgorod Oblast, Waluiki, 50.2035 38.1067
KU:SEMC
Anthophora borealis Morawitz, 1865
1334083Velitchkovsky, Vladimir   1891-00-00
Russia, Belgorod Oblast, Waluiki, 50.2035 38.1067
KU:SEMC
Anthophora aestivalis (Panzer, 1801)
943405Velitchkovsky, Vladimir   1892-00-00
Russia, Belgorod Oblast, Waluiki, 50.2035 38.1067
KU:SEMC
Anthophora retusa monacha
943441Velitchkovsky, Vladimir   
Russia, Belgorod Oblast, Waluiki, 50.2035 38.1067
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